I remixed a case for the Philips hue dimmer (v1) ZigBee switch to be used as physical buttons for my homeassistant automations.
What a smooth top layer!
this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2024
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Thanks I used the "ironing" option in the slicer :)
What is the third button?
its the icon for a LED stripe. I use it to toggle the Hyperion Ambient Light system (its synced with the HDMI input of the projector)
That's nifty but I would have gone with recessed buttons those look painful to tap with the sharp corners.
Good point but for your proposal a complete redesign (to little thickness) of the original buttons would have been needed and I personally can't confirm any sharp corners. But feel free to remix :)